Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-05


4 ysas aas OsIsxx I'D 80 rsidsaess;
now eha asIWn has 30
ThHss wns 9 60 e attempted IN
fsnfioade - 8pEagas lasl wssk-
Haying d nsaziy ever andmMny barns
ars too small fee shis yeaF'u crop.
Tia frmmswork q fha basement and
Azs9 Elssy e Oolfax eolssgs ere ~.
Ths mamhsEs Ct the epEa9as band
VII have rev snifsrn8 - 81 earig
dafs.
Ths populasion ef enohcmish eO1nty
Aeo1rai1R % The assessors report e
OGkssaaIs, n whitman county. d
eomYiaininz Of liz inedsquats nail IA
TksEs seems 70 Be bat lisfls aoubt
thas WaIlA WAlIs win 81 9 tslsphons
sxehA1as.
Ths Oolfax Milling Co1pAny are
puttinR n q new dam O. the Pal00se al
he ed sito.
P0msFoy haa organized q afs compa-
NJ. The sompany e 50 strong. TIE
Apparatus viii soon be ordered.
Fifteen eountiss In The Territory are
represented hy ladies in the ofiee Of
osanfy superintendent Of Schools.
Avpliaation has been made for 3 post.
once On LAX OhelAn, TO be called Che
lAn, with Mr.. Sanders postmaster.
Ga account Of the long tine involved
/ the Territorial Suprsme Court has post.
poned the Denny-PaFker case to thG
january term.
There are about 100 people Ia tbs vi
entity Of Rnby City, metropolis Of the
Salmon River Mines, and they want
postal facilities.
Ths competitive examination viii
take place IN Walla Walla on Septem.
Der lst, 1851. for appointment % Tia
West Point Military Academy.
Itis Gid that the yisld Of wheat il
the Palouse region. with an incEease Of
Q third IN acreage, will be over 300.00l
tonG nearly equaliing the Walla Walls
yield.
TIE bears are being abused By the
looaI Himrods In q shameful manner.
Scarcely day goes by but some luck
less bear il waylaid and relieved Of bis
A42MDas tee-.R 4 bDftNNfa
Bear sesus TO be very plentiful in the
mountains this season. One Of the
campers near ths Big Bend meadows
killed half grown eab this week With
double- barrel shotgun FalIa WsElG
Stafssssaa.
A Walla Walla paper says that the
poorest crop In the Mud creek district
has averaged q bushels Of wheat to the
aese, and that the erops In the Cotton
wood neiQhboFhood thresh over 80
Bushels 10 the sere.
j. n. MeFaxIand's $40 acre field, next
10 DacRe'son the west, is beinR thFeshed.
Ths yield for dry, high, light land i
extremely good, being at the rate Of IS
ALL WalIa Walls UniOH.
Friday the new city ofisers at noon
fled their bonds and took the oath OF
Office, administered by City Clerk Kel.
ling. The City Clark himself, however,
vas "sussed" into position BY a Notary
Publio.-WaIla WallG Union.
Exaggerated accounts have been cir
enlated that the grain crop Of the BIG
Bend country had been badly scorched
by the bot wind. We are assured that
lhe report Ia only partially true, as to
the sccFohed condition Of the cropa-
L0caliser.
Thsre is one thing Of which La Ca.
mas can boast THAI perhaps cannot be
said Of any other town on the Coast.
There is net an able bedied man in the
place out Of employment. IL 10 truly q
community without dFones. Every man
has work 70 do, and earns his living
Ia Camas Netos.
The following h the population OF
Kittitas county, according TO the late
census Total population 6z43, male
1854, female 1889, white 1850, black /,
Chinese 81. half breed Indians Is, mar.
Fied population 1854, single 2535, deaf,
dumb, blind, insane or i5iotic, report
Cd, 2.-L0ealizer.
A number Of the citizens Of Colfsx,
according TO previous verbal call and
understanding, met at the council
chambers Monday evening, and COM
pleted preliminary arrangements for
organizing Board Of Trade. Officers
we're elected as follows: President, l.,
d. Woodward, Vice President, j. A.
Perkins; second Wee President, w. A.
Hamilton; Treasurer, VIM. Lippitt;
Secretary, r. II. Brown. The latter
was instructed 10 circulate paper and
secure members. -CODsm3ner.
Gents all WOOL scarlet shirts and